The Washington bee., 1887-05-21


2Sth Open every night, Music by
Krause. Admission Is cents.
Capt. j. S. Coolidge, chairman.
At the regular weekly meeting |
of the Board of Directors of the |
Land aud Improvement Associa-
lion, of the District of Columbia
last Monday, James Dean, Esq,
was elected Secretary of said
association vic p. ID. Lee retired.
The Washington Cadet Corps
are holding a May Feast, the pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the COM
pany entered for the National
Drill We hope the frien Is of the
Corps will give them full houses
during the coming week, as they
will be open every night and
Krause's music is the best in the
District.
Hon. w. G. Hodge, one of
Chattanooga's wealthy citizens,
with his brother j. A. Hodge,
will be in the city in a few days
the guest of their old friend Mr..
II. c. Smith POOP E st. n. W.
Mr.. Hodge, is an ex-member of
the Tennessee Legislature having
been elected to that body in 1884.
They are large property owners
in Chattanooga. Their mission
here is to witness the National
] Drill.
The Womans Baptist Home
Missionary Society, will hold its
Seventh Public meeting in Third
Baptist church, Franklin st. n W.,
Sunday May 22nd. 1887, at 7:3O
o'cl, ok. Quite and interesting
programme will be presented.
The society will be addressed by
Rev. James Ell. Lee, pastor of the
church. Several other gentle
men have, been invited to be
present. All are invited. Mattie
h. Pryor, president.
Mr.. Joseph I'll. Lee formerly of
this city, now of Hartford, Conn.
is in the city after an absence of
SIX pears. His many friends in
this city among them several
; members of the amateur Glee
| Club met him at Mr.. Hamilton
Turkeys. Tuesday evening and
r had a pleasant time. Among
those present were: Messrs. j Ii.
4 Lewis, Noble Harris Ja-. L 1uck-
: cher, j. E. Mason, Myers, of
; Albany, Fred. Freeman and 9th
ers. MIR. Tucker, render several
pieces from Shakespear.
There was a reception rendered
Mr.. VIM. A. Clark ON his depart
ure for California Tuesday even
ing the 3rd, by the Misses H. and
: j. Collins at their residence 314
Me Ave. The reception was
n well atterded by their numerous
y friends. Among the guests were;
Misses Beal, Prudle, Winslow
: and others. Messrs. Clark,
n Brown, Coakley, Chinn, Pollard
Thompson, Humpries & others
Miss. Beal made the evening
y particularly enjoyoble by her ex'
8 cellent performance on the piano
l. The programme of the evening
was executed to the letter will
le rare taste.
s. The famous Lime Kiln Clul
. house No. 1852 11th st. ha
> changed hands and the club dis
banded. Mr.. Geo. III. Boston wa
). the purchaser and has reftted an(
a. furnished the house in CRANE
4. style for the accommodation o
y ladies and gentlemen. He nov
has double saloon parlors as vel
IS as single parlors where he will
20 serve the best of ice cream, waite
1t ices, &C., to his patrons He als'
d intends to organize a first class
st CLUB of gentlemen who will hav
=. keys and can make themselves a
q hume every day in the week with
out exception. They will hav
fe ACCESS to the pool. billiards AM
e other pailors and will be furnish
L ed with first class wines, liquors
II cigars &c He will also have ho
q tel accommodations and is pre-
u pared to receive a large numbe
O. OF guests during the Nationa
Ia drill. The house is known as tn
b Hub House.
II Mr.. Levi McCabe, a membe
70 of the Independent order of Cd
D. 4 Foll,uS and Past Grand Macte